Appeal for Greece from Mr Hearst support for Greek relief
A letter urges American readers to back Greece during occupation. It praises Greek resistance on October 28, 1940, cites Axis advances and Greece's struggle, and outlines relief efforts led by the Greek War Relief Association with U.S. and British support. It claims food, clothing, and medical aid saved thousands, but malaria and tuberculosis remain widespread. The author asks Hearst to publish the appeal to mobilize further aid and solidarity.
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Mr. Hearst
Greece
United States
Ryjolus
Axis
Cyeeee
Darity
Hey
Yanovik
Hitler
Gresre
Russia
Tetor
Porhem
Greek War Relief plea urges constant aid from Americans
A Hearst newspaper letter from Greek War Relief head Spyros P. Skouras appeals to Mr. Hearst and to the American people. It argues Greece remains under hardship despite partial liberation and calls for sustained food clothing and medical aid to secure freedom from fear and want. It stresses Greece as a friend of America and the duty to support its continued survival and democracy.
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Greece
Furoye
Tami
United States of America
State Department
Fife
Atull
Priince
Fox
Wwnd-lease
United Sates
Great Britain
International Red Cross
Greek Red Cross
America
United States
Sypros T. Skotras
Hearst
Spyros P. Skouras
Greek War Relief Association
William Randolph Hearst
Mr. Skouras
Mr. Hearst
March of Events by Benjamin DeCasseres on Tregaskis and Pyle
A fragmentary column discusses war correspondents Dick Tregaskis and Ernie Pyle, praising Tregaskis book Guadalcanal Diary and quoting vivid wartime scenes and reactions. The piece reflects on the allure and horror of combat narratives and the journalist’s role amid danger.
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Benjamin DeCasseres
Ares
Dick Tregaskis
INS
Ernie Pyle
Colunmn
Suily
Salerno
Naples
Those Texans One Man’s Path to Independence
A fragmentary account recounts Jesus Cuellar a Mexican ally of Texans at Bexar in December 1835. It notes his daring shift from Mexican ranks to assist Sam Houston era aims, his captivity by Comanches, and his strategic push toward aiding Col. James Fannin’s siege. The piece hints at a plan to save Urren’s troops with Cuellar’s daring scheme before the narrative ends.
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Veaus Cudlay
Bexar
Sn Antonio
Cunlfar
Jeans
Santa Anna
Zacatecas
Jesus
de. Grant
Texas
Matamoros
Cuellar
Col
Janes Taniin
Salvador
Urren
Fannnin
Fannin
Ickes Blames Press Control For Election Fray
Paul Mallon quotes Ickes criticizing press distribution under government influence and urges a constructive push for news freedom. He argues balanced, fact based reporting is essential to world peace and warns that propaganda harms democracy and may lead to conflict.
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Paul Mallon
Washington
Ickes
Ima
Roosevelt
Nde
Dewey
Publi
Kent Gooper
T Press
Hao
Congress
Tiis
Kink Wenurea
Tne
Eivery
League of Nations
Russia
Treating Cross Eye By Ro N Buadesen
Cross-eye should be corrected early, ideally in the first two years, to prevent permanent eye damage and personality issues. Early treatment uses eye patching and exercises, with glasses and possible surgery after age three if needed. Persistent misalignment beyond age seven risks lasting vision and coordination problems.
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Ro N. Buadesen
Deavery D. Playgen
Maya Clinic
Wiechin
Progen
Iite
November 14, 1934 and 1924 notice blend at San Antonio Light
San Antonio Light reports 1924 election happenings including Shorrtt Albert W West Jr set to take office and Col Ike Pryor named to succeed late Agriculture Secretary Henry Wallace. Telegrans sent to President Coolidge by notable figures reflect ongoing national interest.
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Walter Niglol
Bexar County
Auistoglian Frome
Shorrtt
Alberh W. West Jr
Col
Ike Pryor
San Antonio
Tie
Henry ©. Wallace
President Coolidge
J. Ogden Armour
Thomas D. Wilson
John B. Kendrick
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Red Cross
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Canada
Athena
Skouras
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Tregaskis
Sicily
eInvasionary
James Farber
SAN Antonio Light
Associated Press
Texan
Dalby
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